BAKER (Continued)
Elijah,* died 7 May, 1827, in his 83d year.
Jabez W.,* son of Elijah and Mary, died 30 October, 1810, in his 25th year.   [Also on a separate stone.]
Mary,* wife of Elijah, died 20 September, 1833, in her 81st year.
Polly F.,* daughter of Elijah and Mary, died 21 May, 1860, in her 71st year.

CURTIS
Elizabeth T., wife of James B., died 4 January, 1845, aged 24 years, 8 months, 2 days.
Gideon James, son of James B. and Elizabeth T., died 6 December, 1844, aged 1 year, 4 months, 4 days.

DABNEY
Mary, daughter of Elizabeth the wife of Dr. Eleazer Harlow, burned to death, 5 February, 1765, aged 11 years.   [On stone of her mother Elizabeth Harlow.]

DINGLEY
Abner, died "Suddenly," 27 June, 1807, aged 75 years.
Jacob, son of Jacob and Susanna, died 9 July, 1766, aged 6 weeks.
Jacob, died 24 December, 1772, in his 70th year.
Mary, widow of Jacob, died 13 August, 1797, aged 97 years, 1 month, 27 days.
Susanna, wife of Jacob, died 17 March, 1782, in her 50th year.

FISH
Abiah, wife of Thomas, died 21 September, 1803, aged 72 years, 10 months.
Adam, Capt., died 26 September, 1815, in his 71st year.   "As an officer he Served during the revolution"   [On stone with Joseph and Samuel.]
Deborah, Mrs.   [A badly broken headstone next that of Lieut. Ebenezer Fish.   The name is from the footstone.]
Ebenezer, Lieut., died 3 February, 1793, aged 89 years, 2 months.
Joseph, Capt., "supposed to be lost at sea" in September, 1815, aged 28.   [On stone with Adam and Samuel.]
Mary, daughter of Thomas and Abiah, died 14 August, 1804, aged 49 years, 11 months.
Mary, wife of Capt. Adam, died 24 November, 1809, aged 52 years.   [On stone with sons William and Willis.]
Mary Caroline, daughter of Capt. Joseph and Eliza, died 5 August, 1816, aged 18 months.
Samuel, Lieut., "supposed to be lost at sea" in September, 1815, aged 22.   [On stone with Adam and Joseph.]
Thomas, died 24 May, 1810, aged 80 years, 6 months.
William, son of Capt. Adam and Mary, died at sea, 15 June, 1810, in his 15th year.   [On his mother's stone.]
Willis, son of Capt. Adam and Mary, died at sea, in July, 1799, in his 20th year.   [On his mother's stone.]

        * All on one stone.